Antonio Balestra

1666–1740 · Republic of Venice

Antonio Balestra (12 August 1666 – 21 April 1740) was an Italian painter of the Rococo period. Wikipedia

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Works

“Saints Cosmas and Damian saved by the angel”, 1718 — Abbey of Santa Giustina
“Mary weeps over the dead Christ”, 1724 — Church of Saint Agatha
“Sacrifice of Iphigenie”, 1700 — Staatliche Kunsthalle Karlsruhe
“Martyrdom of a saint”, 1685
“Scene of martyrdom”, 1685
“Abraham Visited by the Three Angels”, 1716 — Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
“Theseus Discovering his Father's Sword”
“Miracle of St. Dominic” — Castelvecchio Museum
“Zephyrus, Flora and Cupid”
“Venus the Huntress Greets Aeneas and Achates”, 1713 — Palazzo Buonaccorsi Gallery of Ancient Art
“Justice and Peace Embracing”, 1700 — Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
“Venus appears to Aeneas and Acates” — Ca' Rezzonico
“Self-portrait” — Castelvecchio Museum
“The Raising of Lazarus”, 1733 — Walker Art Gallery
“Holy Family”, 1690 — Slovak National Gallery
“The glorification of St. Oswald” — Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
“Cain and Abel”, 1733 — Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
“The Adoration of the Kings” — Hospitalfield House
“The Adoration of the Shepherds”, 1707 — San Zaccaria
“Abel's soul ascends to heaven” — Castelvecchio Museum